Divine Mercy; or, the temporal advantages of the Sabbath

Transcribed from the 1849 Partridge and Oakey edition by David Price.
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DIVINE MERCY;
OR, THE
TEMPORAL ADVANTAGES OF THE SABBATH.
INTERSPERSED WITH EXPOSTULATORY REMARKS.
BY GEORGE BRYAN, ONE OF THE LATE COMPETITORS FOR THE SABBATH ESSAY PRIZES.
“’Tis not in artful measures, in the chime And idle tinkling of a minstrel’s lyre, To charm His ear, whose eye is on the heart; Whose frown can disappoint the proudest strain, Whose approbation prosper even mine!”—Cowper.
LONDON: PARTRIDGE AND OAKEY, PATERNOSTER ROW; W. F. RAMSAY, BROMPTON ROW, BROMPTON; J. L. POUTER, SLOANE STREET; AND D. ROBERTSON, GLASGOW.
1849
CHELSEA. PRINTED BY T. WILSHER, MANOR STREET.
My Lord,